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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1945

Page

2

Yanks Progress In Luzon amid Pacific Raids and Mindoro Advance

MacArthur reports heavy air attacks crippling Japanese power on Luzon after strikes on Formosa and the Ryukyus. Allied forces seize Paluan advancing seven miles from Mindoro town, gaining control of virtually the island's west coast. In other actions, bombers hit Negros Mindanao and raids continue across the region as nearly 700 Japanese are killed and 11 captured on Leyte. Soybean flour noted as a low‑cost source of fat and minerals.

MacArthur Luzon Formosa Ryukyus Navy Anage Paluan Mindoro Marinduque Negros Mindanao Philippines

Government Reviews Essential Activities To Tighten Manpower

Government reviews the list of essential activities to tighten job control and manpower. The plan aims to drop non essential items and keep or expand essential work especially in munitions, with potential drafts of 18 to 38 year olds into labor battalions and deployment under new service acts.

Washington Taft Ohio Kilgore Wva Inclu Hayden Ariz Bailey May House Military Committee Senate Selective Service

German Resistance Faces Waning Strength On Western Front

The article notes German forces in Western Europe remained about 70 divisions despite heavy losses. It claims much of new strength is low quality conscripts, with first-line troops retained for critical actions. It warns against underestimating a possible fierce German last-ditch stand.

Widspread France Europe Marshal von Rundstedt Imany Hhis

Democrats Planning A Reorganization

The Democratic party begins a reorganization as leaders foresee a split in Congress and waning nationwide interest. House majority whip Ramspeck expresses deep concern and schedules a conference with National Chairman Hannegan to discuss possible action. New Orleans has an official city flag.

Washington Democratic Party Congress House Ramspeck D-Ga Robert E. Hannegan New Orleans America

Battle Hour Nears as Allied Forces Tighten in Belgium

Allied progress slows Ruhr panzer push near the Meuse. Patton’s Third Army advances west of Bastogne while Bradley and Montgomery converge to seal the Belgian bulge. American air power pounds western Germany, destroying thousands of trucks and tanks as the Apennine front holds.

Flamierge Orreux Bastogne-St. Hubert Oe Eevee Belgian Bulge Omar N. Bradley 12Th Army Group Field Marshall Montgomery 21St Army Group Rundstedt Alsace Rhine Strasbourg Colmar Witterheim Friesenheim Rhine-Rhone Supreme Headquarters Wissembourg Holland Hemmen Nijmegen Maas Meuse Venlo Beertruidenberg Antwerp Saverne Pass Alsace Plain U. S. 7Th Army Haguenau U. S. First Army Vielsalme Nega Pl Bulge George S. Patton Third Bernard L. Mon Montgomery von Rundstedt la Roche Houfalize Ambleve Stavelot Belgium - Luxem Eisenhower Hoyt S. Vandenbert Ninth

Japanese Flying Bombs Hinted in China Air War

Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault reports Japan is using a type of flying bomb for China defense. It is unclear if launched from planes or ground. Early observations describe objects that shadow American aircraft but pilots avoid them. Chennault notes Japan’s air force is unable to defend itself and will keep trying.

Kunming China Claire L. Chennault Chennault U. S. 14Th Air Force

Wounded Lt. Eisenberg Served With Tank Destroyers

Lt. Leonard Eisenberg of Winston-Salem a nephew of Max Friedman has been wounded in action while serving with a Tank Destroyer Battalion in Germany attached to the First Army. He entered the Army in 1942 went overseas in March and arrived in Paris June 19 1944.

Leonard Eisenberg I. Eisenberg Winston-Salem First Army Germany Leonard Paris Max Friedman

Radio Schedule Highlights January 8 War Time Programs Prime Time Lineup

Radio listings show a dense Jan 8 schedule with serials, news, and variety programs. Highlights include Front Page Farrell, Captain Midnight repeats, Tom Mix Serial, Dick Tracy, Superman, Lowell Thomas World News, Burns and Allen, War News, Cavalcade of America, Lum and Abner, Frank Sinatra timing, Sherlock Holmes, Information Please, Doc L Q, and The Johnny Morgan Show with multiple music and guest segments across the day into late night.

Farrell Seria Seria Hop Harrigan Tom Lone Ranger Wess Bulldog Drummond Adventur Kaltenbolorn Arlene Francis Sherlock Holmes Dr. Watson Voorhees Cecil B. de Mile Radio Theater Gabriel Heatter Orches Usic of Worship Paul Schubert Doc. L. Q Quis Johnny Morgan Bob Hawk Night Dance Orchestra Nbe Supper Club

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